Indians Pick Up Twenty New Players For 1928 Season
New York February 11 The Cleveland Indians plan major changes for the 1928 campaign with twenty new players added to the roster of thirty five replacements at most positions. George Uhle and other stars depart while Lou Conseca Cliff Bolton Johnny Jodapp and Dick Porter headline several new acquisitions and outfield hopefuls including Earl Averill and Charley Jamieson compete for spots.
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George ‘Byrne
Homer Summa
Garland Tuckeye
George Uhle
Emil Leynen
George Gerken
Elton Langford
Indians
Willy Evans
Roger Ackinpaugh
Iield
Lou Conseca
Tenson
Cliff Bolton
Terre Haute
Johnny Jodapp
Carl Lind
Jon Tewell
Jackie Taveneer
Metroit
Unkle
John Sarnett
Terrestaute
Ray Gardner
Orleans
Jonah Goldw
Decatur
Gardner
Dick Porter
Baltimore
Porter
Charley Jamieson
Teain
Earl Averill
San Francisco
Charler Dorman
Tyler
John Gill
Wentr
Harrisburg
Wesley Farrell
Terre Nsante
Harold McKain
Rix
Jimmy Moore
Little Rock
Kenneth Holloway
Aronith Tavener
Tigers
Jen Hudlin
Miller
Grant
Milius
Luke Sewell
Martin Autry
Fllean Myatt
Cat Chers
Sewell
Autrr
Myatt
Shante
Maudlin
Holloway
Brown
Farrell
McKain
Moore
Hodapp
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Jamieson
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Tucker
Morgan
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Ridgeville Defeats Wellington 18 to 11 in Hard-Fought FRP
Ridgeville piled up 18 points to Wellington's 11 as Wellington struggled against Ridgeville's accuracy in the game played Friday night. Nomp. of Nidgeville led Ridgeville with 12 points, supported by five assists and two free throws, while Wellington’s Robinson and Wieland contributed for their squad.
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Whistling Trees and Grass on Fre Veja May Be a Tale
A fragmentary passage describes voices in the treetops and grass reacting as someone goes over a small area. The lines hint at a rustic scene with folksy chatter and a sense of movement through natural surroundings.
Cincinnati Bearcats Lead Buckeye Association Standings
Cincinnati University tops the Buckeye standings after beating Denison 27 to 25 while Ohio Wesleyan falls to the rear. Akron leads the Ohio Conference with Mt Union and Wooster in pursuit. Findlay leads the Northwest Ohio Conference with Defiance close behind and Toledo tied for third.
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Sharkey Stribline bout touted as money maker in Miami
In Miami Beach Fina February 11 ticket sales for the Sharkey vs Stribling fight are averaging 15,000 dollars daily, with over 290,000 dollars on hand and 16 days before the bout. Dempsey notes high demand for 25 dollar ringside seats and potential stands moved to waterborne pontoons in Gotham Bar. Raby String appears in preliminaries with Johnny Grose facing Marie Gallacher in a 6 round semifinal.
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Michigan Meets Northwestern Tonight In Big Ten Tilt
Detroit dateline reports Western Conference action as Michigan visits Northwestern in a top race tonight. Other week games include Illinois at Minnesota Wisconsin at Iowa Chicago at Toledo Ohio State at Indiana Michigan at Minnesota Saturday night.
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Brighton High Boasts Mixed Spikes In Camden Meet
Brighton High boys defeated Camden 259 to 15 while the girls lost 19 to 7 in a low key game. The boys opened fast and held the lead throughout the match. Brighton hosts Henreta Monday, February 11.
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Frere Court Papers Highlight Lost City Ties
A fragment from last year in the county file notes ties between Frere and a city project. It mentions a public meeting, a proposed redevelopment, and questions over funding. Local officials pledged to review documents and report back.
S Amherst And Henrietta Hi Split Bill
In a close thrills date the Henrietta girls cage was de feated the local girl tam by a 135 to 1 score Friday night. This was the ninth victory this season for the Henrietta girls team. It was a seesaw affair with the east play where Henrietta forced to the front. The SOWH Amherst boys team set victory over the Henrietta a
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Mighty Atom of Billiards Faces Crucial Test Tonight
Kiarey Matsuyama of Japan, nicknamed The Mighty Atom of the Billiard World, meets Wesker Cochran of California in a key World Championship 18.2 balkline match. Matsuyama has won three straight to lead. Cochran and Jake Schaefer are tied for second with two wins and one loss.
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Japan
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Wesker Cochran
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Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Felix Grange
France
Eric Hagenlacher
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Fremont Cagers Dlub Oberlin 39 to 12
Oberlin High faced league leaders Fremont in a lopsided game, losing 39 to 12 as Fremont used many substitutes after a first-half 22-2 lead. Weiss led Oberlin with seven points, while Binklex and Lereh topped Fremont with 12 and nine points respectively.
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Church League Gage Results Highlight Local Basketball Actions
St Pauls church won 17 to 12 over Bnai Brith in the Senior Church Basketball League at the Y M C A. First Congregationalists edged Grace Lutherans 26 to 23, with a tight, always close contest. Church of Christ Angers beat St Agnes 21 to 11, and St John’s beat Pilgrim Community 21 to 17. St John’s clobbered St Marys 23 to 6 in the saints clash. Elyria DeMolars face Troxel in curtain-raiser as a strong carnival card. Last week scores included Heights 4 Rocky River Shave 32, Lakewood 55, Shaw St Rocky River 21 Torain 18, Elyria 15 Lorain 29 Lakewood 4.
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Cage Carnival Set for Friday at Local Y
An undercard of the YMCA cage carnival is slated for Friday night featuring the Fox Furnace quintet versus the Oberlin Orphans, with Oberlin rated among the county’s best class A teams. Also on the card, Armaherst Wines meets Sterl and Tubesquin.
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Sioux Valley skier ties world record in Westby meet
Westby Wis Feb 11 after leaping 187 feet in his first trial, then disqualified at the deadline Lemaire Batson of the Sioux Valley Ski club Canton S D tied the world record with an 183 foot jump. In Brooklyn Feb 11 William T Tilden nears another tennis title days after reinstatement for the ex- c.
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Dempsey Promoter Role Marks Career Transformation
Miami Beach, Feb 11. The Sharkey Stribling fight guarantees financial success and signals Jack Dempsey will retire from boxing. He will promote for Madison Square Garden Corp, leaving behind his fighting days to become a polished business figure among millionaires. His evolution from Manassa to marquee promoter draws wide attention.
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Elyria High cagers chase two league wins this week
Elyria High School basketball teams have a busy week with two league games, at Rocky River Friday and at Cleveland Heights Saturday. After a 18 to 16 loss to Lorain, the squad, under Coach Stiffler, aims to regroup, possibly shake up the lineup, and win both nights.
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Lorain Five
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Tilden Seeks Title After Heights Casino Wins
Celebrating his 36th birthday, former national champion Tilden won four matches in the Heights Casino indoor tournament. He defeated three opponents in singles and, with Francis T. Hunter, took two doubles matches. Tilden will face the winner of the John Van Ryn Hunter semifinal in the finals scheduled for late today.
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Local Social Notes From Lorain Area On Friday Events
Mrs Leonard of Lorain visited Mrs C Ackerman while Mrs Grondin remained ill at home. Lorain visitors Mrs K Scott and Mrs Hawler called on Mrs Joiner. Charles Miller and family visited James Joiner. W Taft also called. Ellen Jackson missed school due to illness. The Sandusky bridge opening drew Mr and Mrs E H Hurd and family. The Pedro club and Valentine party with Bunco and prizes were hosted by L W Johnson and Thelma Hollis respectively.
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Markley School PTA Meeting Highlights Founders Day Program
The Markley School PTA met Friday afternoon February S for a Founders Day program. Mrs Comstock performed a plate solo and led a song America the Beautiful while Miss Herschler presented a 33 candle birthday cake. Pupils answered questions. Mrs Comstock led prayers and songs including MF Tridate. Refreshments followed. talk of installing a school radio cot arose but no action. Mr Rodeheaver was invited to entertain the children with date to be announced.
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End of year shows ten million miles in air service schedules
The year's close reveals roughly ten million miles planned in U.S. air service schedules. This large total reflects extensive routing and flight activity across major hubs and regional airports, underscoring continued expansion in commercial aviation during the period.
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